Hearings Before the Committee on Interstate Commerce, United States Senate, Sixty-second Congress, Pursuant to S. Res. 98: A Resolution Directing the Committee on Interstate Commerce to Investigate and Report Desirable Changes in the Laws Regulating and Controlling Corporations, Persons, and Firms Engaged in Interstate CommerceU.S. Government Printing Office, 1912 - Antitrust law |
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... competition or whether there is to be evolved a doctrine undertaking to draw the line between what is called fair and unfair competition . The common law knows no distinction based upon a characterization of a competition as being ...
... competition or whether there is to be evolved a doctrine undertaking to draw the line between what is called fair and unfair competition . The common law knows no distinction based upon a characterization of a competition as being ...
Page 1436
... competition and the ultimate accomplishment of the natural result of all competition that is wholly successful . The ethical question of what is to be called fair does not , in my opinion , enter into the legal aspect of the question ...
... competition and the ultimate accomplishment of the natural result of all competition that is wholly successful . The ethical question of what is to be called fair does not , in my opinion , enter into the legal aspect of the question ...
Page 1443
... competitors , but the trade power to coerce its competitors and fix prices is that a monopoly under the second section of the act , in your opinion ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I do not think so . If the prices fixed are op- pressive , competition ...
... competitors , but the trade power to coerce its competitors and fix prices is that a monopoly under the second section of the act , in your opinion ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I do not think so . If the prices fixed are op- pressive , competition ...
Page 1444
... competition ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I do not find the word " competition " in the antitrust act , except in so for as it may be construed to mean that competition shall not be stifled by a resort to methods or means that are in themselves ...
... competition ? Mr. KRAUTHOFF . I do not find the word " competition " in the antitrust act , except in so for as it may be construed to mean that competition shall not be stifled by a resort to methods or means that are in themselves ...
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... competition will equalize prices or prac- tices in such a way that injurious consequences will not flow from the possession of power in the larger body . The ACTING CHAIRMAN . Is there any possible harm that can come to the public from ...
... competition will equalize prices or prac- tices in such a way that injurious consequences will not flow from the possession of power in the larger body . The ACTING CHAIRMAN . Is there any possible harm that can come to the public from ...
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